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Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1944

Page

5

Salvation Army Speakers In Pittsburgh Tonight

Adjutant and Mrs Howard Herd of Homestead and Capt and Mr William Harvey of Pittsburgh are in the city for a Thursday night Salvation Army service at 7 30 pm. The quartet will perform a special musical program and contribute individually. The meeting is open to the public with a cordial invitation to Salvation Army soldiers.

Pittsburgh Salvation Army Howard Herd Homestead William Harvey Salvation Army Hall Salustion Army

Schreus Observe Golden Anniversary at Open House

Mr and Mrs Fred Schreus of 10 East Frederick street celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with an open house yesterday afternoon attended by over fifty friends and neighbors. They were married in Mina North Dakota on March 8 1894, the bride being Dora E Plakenpol. The Schreus family previously lived in North Clymer New York and Corty resided for four years. Their daughters Bertha and Velma Schreus remained at home. Helpers included Mrs Lloyd Stowe and Mrs George Debury.

Fred Schreus East Frederick Street Mina Dora E. Plakenpol Corty Schreus North Clymer N. W Bertha D. Schreus Velma —M. Sehreus Misses Schreus Lloyd Stowe George Debury Herber. Carroll Carroll Beauty Shop Virginia Stack Helen Hunter Truman Tillie Erie C. W. Pangborn Rayth Jamestown East Bound Panghorn Tamestown Richard McLaughin Brie Walter McElroy Mya Walter Purdy Cleveland McElroy Cleveland Clinic Albert Civ Corry New River N. C Dorr Clark Main Street Frank Spitman E Texas Stella Spitman Harris Walrous Jamiestown Ragnar Carlson Pfc Emory Benson Camp Edwards Mass Benson Lance Bentley Harley Fallon Evie

Baptist Ladies Fellowship recalls China missions evening

The Baptist Ladies Fellowship met at East Smith Street home hosted by Mrs. Etta Crawford and Mrs. W G Schanp for an evening of song devotion and China talk. Helen Wesley reviewed Miss Knowling life, a North Carolina home missionary, as part of the program.

Baptist Ladies Fellowship Studies China Missions Baptist Ladies’ Fellowship Mmeembers Etta Crawford W. G. Schanp East Smith Street William Haenel Mildred Haenel Jesus Ralph Carroll China Helen Wesley Knowling Carolinia Frank Sherwood H. H. Reding

Mrs J Donald Watson Elected Matron at Cory Chapter

Mrs J Donald Watson was elected to preside as worthy matron of Baston Star for the ensuing year at the Cory chapter meeting in the Masonic Temple. Officers elected include associate matron Mrs Raymond Barnes secretary Mrs C Blanchard treasurer Mrs Robert Brown conductress Mel Tracy Whitehaul associate conductress Miss Elimhar Smithbeits tec Mrs Matilda Nast. Installation set for March 23. Donation approved to Cory Chapter American Red Cross. Refreshments served by Miss Helen Johnson chair.

J. Donald Watson Baston Star Cory Masonic ‘Temple Raymond Barnes C. Blanchard Robert Brown Mel Tracy Whitehaul Elimhar Smithbeitstec Matilda Nast Alby Beuce Smith Corry American Red Grass Helen Johnson

Mary Lou Patterson Honored At Party

Mary Lou Patterson bride elect was entertained at her Wright street home on Wednesday evening. Curtis led the entertainment while prizes went to Janet Vanderhoff and Jeana Williams. A salad dessert luncheon followed for fourteen. Patterson received many lovely gifts from her friends. Invited guests included Mayson Youngs, Marjorie Harmon, Jean Curtis, Jeanne Larson, Joan Patterson, Virginia Taylor, Leone Williams, Ruth Lindsley, Florence Beckwith, Grave Hoylen, Martha Wailuse, Jean Yoke, Shirley Dickinson and Ralph Bont.

Mary Lou Paterson Wright Street Curtis Janet Vanderhoff Jeana Williams Miss Patterson Mayson-+Youngs Marjorie Harmon Jean Curtis Jeanne Larson Joan Patterson Virginia Taylor Leone

Regular Meeting of the Sal Salvation Army Home League

The Regular Meeting of the Salvation Army Home League was held at the Rederian Center on East Warhuisten Street. Mrs. John Morrison delivered the devotional on The Sinn of Green. Afterward a social session and tea were shared. Next week’s meeting will be a St Patrick’s Day party at the Salvation Army hall with green attire.

Ang Reste Reredtian East Warhuisten John Morrison Salvation Army

Lutheran Aid Society Meeting at Mrs Bowles Home

The Lutheran Aid Society met at Mrs Bowles home on Sound Center Street with President Albert Lynn presiding. A suggestion to hold a rummage sale or bake sale was discussed but no definite action was taken. Refreshments were served by Mrs Bowles, assisted by Mrs Tych and Mrs Mary Rhinehart.

Ladins’ Aid Society Bowles Sound Genter Street Albert Lynn Tych Mary Rhinehart

Farewell Dinner Party for Corrine Cullen in Pittsfield

Miss Corrine Cullen plans a move to New York City to enter school later this month. Friends gathered at Pittsfield Inn for dinner and later socialized at the home of Mrs. A. Lipendell on West Church Street. Attending were Mrs. LeRoy Marlett, Mrs. W. E. Lethman, Mrs. Carlyle Sawyer, Mrs. Edmund Bart, Mrs. Dean Houser, Mrs. Edward Becker, Mrs. Haydn Nobis, Mrs. George Savko, Mrs. Horace Robbins, Mrs. Richard Stedman, Mrs. Roth Foster and the Misses Kathleen Hazel, Dorothy Wheley and Elaine Foster.

Gorrie Cullen New York City Pittsfield Inn A. Lipendell West Church Street Callen LeRoy MarLett W. E. Lethman Carlyle Sawyer Edmund Bart Dean Houser Edward Becker Haydn Nobis George Savko Horace Robbins Richard Stedman Roth Foster Kathleen Hazel Dorothy Wheley Elaine Foster

Wallace Engages Miss Marilyn Faith to Cyl Gus E Carlton

Local families announce the engagement of Marilyn Faith Wallace of Spartanshire to Cyl Gus E Carlton son of the late Mrs Carlson of Tilusville. Marilyn Wallace is a Spartanboro High School graduate and attends Erie Commercial College. Carlton serves with the army at Camp Livingstone.

Barry B. Wallace Spartanshir Marilyn Faith Gus E Carlton Carlsny Aia Carlson Tilusvilll Wallace Wis Anisbore Erie Commercial College Cpl Campy Livingstone

Mrs Walter Purdy Hosts Wisconsin Bridge Club

Mrs Walter Purdy entertained her bridge club at her East Columbus avenue home last Tet evening. Guests included Mrs Marshall Hughes Mrs Dore Clerk and Mr Walter McElroy. Refreshments were served to the attending members and guest Mrs Josontack man. The club will meet next Wednesday evening with Mrs gohnean.

Wis Walter Purdy East Columbus Avenue William Johnson Marshall Hughes Dore Clerk M Walter McElroy Josontack Man Mra. Gohnean

Treon Society Hosts Shower for Mrs Bachomer at Meeting

The Train Society of St Pauls Lutheran Church held a routine meeting last evening with a social hour and a shower of gifts for Mrs Norbert Bachemer nee Helen Trisket the hostess. A salad luncheon followed for members.

Treon Society Bachomer Join Street Train Society St. Paul's Tutheran Church Norbert Bachemer Helen Trisket

Thomas Purcell Born to Burgnons in Erie Hospital

A baby named Thomas Purcell is reported as born to Mr and Mrs Harold Burgnon at St. Vincent’s Hospital in Erie. The notice identifies the parents and city but the text is fragmented and uncertain about spellings.

St. Vincent' Hospital Erie Harold Burgnon Frederick Sleet Thomas Purcell

Radio Schedule Brief Announced With Various TV and Concert Airings

A fragmented radio and TV schedule lists programs and times including Bing Crosby Dean Daxis Abbott and Costello Dinah Shore and a concert lineup. It mentions The President and Vice President Wallace and a feature on Jews in Palestine.

WEC AL. Jorteh Bing Crosby Dean Daxis Abbott and Costello CBS Alain Ladd

New Ways To Enjoy Surplus Canned Snap Beans

Charlotte Adams offers creative home preserved bean ideas with recipes and variations. She suggests beans with bacon, cream, mushrooms, celery, cauliflower, and sauces, plus stock-boosting and herb enhancements. The piece promotes experimentation and a practical guide to repurposing home canned beans.

Charlotte Adams

Party Wednesday For Mrs Rodney Knowlton Bathway Ponwlher

Mrs Rodney Knowlton Bathway Ponwlher hosted a Wednesday party attended by sixteen friends who brought gifts for Mrs Kimwitol. Four hundred prize tables were played with top prizes won by Mrs Clarence Lowe, Mrs Archie Shepard, and Miss Geyboude Crewell. A salad cake and tea luncheon followed the games.

Aloe Rob- Pel Munk Louis Genterstent Kimwitol Clarence Lowe Archie Shepard Geyboude Crewell

Noted Tenor Dies On Opera Stage

European opera tenor Araldo Lindi collapsed and died on stage during Pagliacci in San Francisco. Audience applauded the uncompleted performance as Mario Palermo finished the role. Lindi, 55, born in Sweden, had joined the San Carlos Opera Company after years with European companies.

Assoriated Press San Francisco Araldo Lindi San Francisco Opera House Mario Palermo Lindt Sweden Europe Chicago Opera Company San Carlos Opera

Sharpshooter Vera Krizman Leads 3rd Detachment of Girls Soldiers

An 18 year old guerrilla veteran known as TOP KICK Vera Krizman stands beside a photo of Marshal Tita Josip Brow outside a Yugoslav base hospital in occupied Italy. The image shows Krizman as leader of the 3rd detachment of recovering female soldiers after battles with Germans.

Vera Krizman

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